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EXERCISES
EXERCISES [Pages 427 - 443]

C. B. Gupta solutions for कॉमर्स वॉल्यूम २ [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी 14 Marketing Mix EXERCISES [Pages 427 - 443]

I. OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS Multiple Choice Questions

I. 1.Page 427

Image shown here is ______.

  • Brand Name

  • Brand Mark

  • Label

  • Trademark

I. 2.Page 427

“Publicity is an oral presentation of the message in the form of conversation with one or more prospective customers for the purpose of making sales.”

  • True

  • False

  • Partially true as it is an oral presentation of the message in the form of conversation with one or more prospective customers.

  • Partially true as it is used by the organisation voluntarily for the purpose of making sales.

I. 3.Page 427

______ is the use of communication with the twin objective of informing potential customers about a product and persuading them to buy it.

  • Price

  • Promotion

  • Place

  • Product

I. 4.Page 427

Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s CEO, made headlines when he announced that the company would be selling the Kindle at cost. When a Kindle is purchased, Amazon does not make a profit. Amazon figured out that selling e-readers was just an entry point. Where the company turns a very large profit is when it sells e-books to Kindle owners. The company’s strategy is therefore to have the highest market share possible in e-readers so that it can then dominate e-book sales and capture most of the profits in that category. Identify the element of marketing mix here.

  • Price

  • Promotion

  • Place

  • Product

I. 5.Page 427

Agile Limited has launched a new range of air conditioners in order to add value to the usability of the product. The new range of air conditioners have an inbuilt air purifier and are available in attractive colours. It was decided to mark ₹ 6,500 for 1 ton AC & 45,000 for 0.75 AC. The company would sell the ACs through its own company outlets. Identify the element of marketing mix which is not being described in the above case.

  • Price

  • Promotion

  • Place

  • Product

I. 6.Page 427

______ involves designing and producing container or wrapper of the product.

  • Marketing

  • Selling

  • Advertising

  • Packaging

I. 7.Page 427

Registering a trade mark gives to the users.

  • Finance

  • Fame

  • Protection

  • Information

I. 8.Page 427

Under which of the following situations is a company not likely to fix a lower price for its product?

  • When the competition has introduced a substitute product.

  • If the demand for a product is inelastic.

  • When the company wants to attain market share leadership.

  • When the demand for the product is low.

I. 9.Page 427

Identify the related function of labelling being depicted below as given on the pack of the chips.

  • Describes the product and specifies its content.

  • Grading of products

  • Helps in promotion of the products.

  • Identification of the product or brand.

I. 10.Page 428

Secondary packaging is done to ______.

  • Make the product look nice

  • Protect the product

  • Make an illusion of product having a lot of contents

  • All of the above

I. 11.Page 428

It is the promotional tool of marketing which is the act of persuading another to respond favourably to a product, service or idea.

  • Personal selling

  • Advertising

  • Sales Promotion

  • Publicity

I. 12.Page 428

Which statement is not related to product?

  • It is not only the physical product but also the benefits offered by it.

  • It also includes what is offered to the customers by way of after sales services.

  • It includes only the tangible products.

  • It includes handling complaints and availability of spare parts.

I. 13.Page 428

“Titan”, the name for watches manufactured by the Tata Company is ______.

  • It’s generic name.

  • It’s trademark, since it is legally protected.

  • It’s brand mark, which can be recognized.

  • The brand name, the part that is spoken.

I. 14.Page 428

Which channel of distribution is most expensive for the marketeer?

  • One-level

  • Two-level

  • Three-level

  • Zero-level

I. 15.Page 428

The term ‘Publicity’ refers to ______.

  • Conducting variety of programmes designed to promote or protect a company's image and its individual products.

  • Favourable non-paid news presented in the mass media about a product or service.

  • Short term incentives designed to encourage the buyers to make immediate purchase of a product or service.

  • Impersonal form of communication which is paid for the marketers to promote some goods or service.

I. 16.Page 428

Which one of the following factors is not relevant to price fixation?

  • Obtaining market leadership

  • Age of an organisation

  • Value for money

  • Product differentiation

I. 17.Page 428

Which one of the following is not a marketing mix?

  • Product

  • Physical distribution

  • Product pricing

  • Production process

I. 18.Page 454

Pulsar, a shoe making company sells its products through its own website, this method of selling comes under which level of distribution?

  • zero level channel

  • one level channel

  • two level channels

  • three level channels

I. 19.Page 428

______ ensures that products reach the ultimate customers from the manufacturers.

  • Selling

  • Marketing

  • Physical distribution

  • Sales promotion

I. 20.Page 428

Anisha decided to start a business of selling dress material from her house. She did various online service to find out about the preferences of prospective customers. Based on this, she prepared a detailed analysis of the business. She then made important decisions including deciding about the features, quality, packaging, labelling and branding of the dress material. Identify the element of marketing mix discussed above.

  • Price

  • Promotion

  • Product

  • Place

I. 21.Page 429

A cardboard box consisting of 10 packs of toothpaste is an example of ______.

  • primary packaging

  • secondary packaging

  • transportation packaging

  • none of these

I. 22.Page 429

It is necessary that goods and services must be made available to the consumers at the right place, in the right quality and at right time. Identify the concerned elements of marketing mix.

  • product mix

  • price mix

  • place mix

  • promotion mix

I. 23.Page 429

“A popular brand of Hair Conditioners comes in different categories for different hair, say for normal hair and for other categories.”

Identify the function of labelling in the above example.

  • Providing information required by law.

  • Describe the product and specify its contents.

  • Grading of products.

  • Promotion of products.

I. 24.Page 429

In order to improve upon its competitive edge, Khushi Ltd. has changed the packaging of its hair care products. They are now available in customer friendly design, which has a nozzle attach to the lid so that at the time of usage, the consumer doesn’t need to open the cap of the bottle. Name the marketing function being explained in the given lines.

  • product design and development

  • customer support services

  • promotion

  • physical distribution

I. 25.Page 429

Guneet went to a shop and expressed her desire to buy a copper water bottle only from the prestige company. Identify the component related to branding being described in the above case.

  • Trade mark

  • Generic name

  • Brand name

  • Brand mark

I. 26.Page 429

Lakshay purchased a pack of crayons for his daughter from a nearby stationery shop. He noticed that the crayons were packed in a portable transparent plastic bag. Identify the level of packaging being described in the above lines.

  • Primary package

  • Secondary packaging

  • Transportation packaging

  • None of the above

I. 27.Page 429

Within 3 years of its inception, Alpha Limited has created a very positive reputation about itself and its products in the eyes of general public by participating extensively in various social welfare programs. The social welfare activities were published in the regional newspaper which created liking of the consumers and society at large. Identify the component of promotion mixing described in the given lines.

  • Advertising

  • Personal selling

  • Publicity

  • Sales promotion

I. 28.Page 429

Keeping in view the recent trends of sales regression, Sanvi Limited has decided to offer a flat 15% discount on all its products. Identify the related function of marketing being described in the given lines.

  • Packaging and labelling

  • Promotion

  • Pricing

  • Branding

Assertion-Reason Questions In the questions given below, there are two statements marked Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Read the statements and choose the correct option:

I. 29.Page 430

Assertion (A): Maggie (noodles) extended this brand name to introduce many of its new products such as Tomato Ketchup, soup, etc.

Reason (R): Branding helps in advertising and display programmes.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

I. 30.Page 430

Assertion (A): Utility and Demand affect the price of a product.

Reason (R): Utility provided by the product and the intensity of demand of the buyer set the upper limit of price.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

I. 31.Page 430

Assertion (A): Advertising is personal form of communication.

Reason (R): Advertising creates monologue and not a dialogue.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

FIll IN THE BLANKS.

I. 32.Page 430

Marketing mix is a systematic combination of ______ elements.

I. 33.Page 430

______ means the activities, benefits and satisfactions which are offered for sale.

I. 34.Page 430

A ______ is a name, term, sign, symbol or design or a combination thereof used to identify the goods or services of a seller.

I. 35.Page 430

A ______ is used to provide useful information about the product and the producer.

I. 36.Page 430

Sales promotion, advertising, personal selling and publicity are used for ______.

TRUE OR FALSE.

I. 37.Page 430

Product is the most visible component of the marketing mix.

  • True

  • False

I. 38.Page 430

Goods are intangible items that are either consumed directly or used in the production of other goods.

  • True

  • False

I. 39.Page 430

A good trademark should be short and simple so that people can easily remember it.

  • True

  • False

I. 40.Page 430

Packaging involves marketing and selling of products.

  • True

  • False

I. 41.Page 430

Publicity is always under the control of the company.

  • True

  • False

II. SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS Short Answer Type Questions.

II. 1.Page 430

What is Marketing Mix?

II. 2.Page 430

Enumerate the elements of marketing mix.

II. 3.Page 430

What is a product?

II. 4.Page 430

What is branding?

II. 5.Page 430

What is labelling?

II. 6.Page 430

What is packaging?

II. 7.Page 430

Define the term ‘Price’.

II. 8.Page 430

What is meant by the term place in the marketing mix?

II. 9.Page 430

What do you understand by channels of distribution?

II. 10.Page 430

Describe the various types of channels used for distributing the products.

II. 11.Page 430

What is meant by ‘Physical Distribution’?

II. 12.Page 430

What is promotion?

II. 13.Page 430

Enumerate the elements of promotion mix.

Long Answer Type Questions

II. 1. (i)Page 430

What is Marketing Mix?

II. 1. (ii)Page 430

Describe any two elements of the marketing mix.

II. 2. (i)Page 430

Give any three advantages of branding to the marketers.

II. 2. (ii)Page 430

Explain the advantages of branding to consumers.

II. 3.Page 431

Describe the essentials of a good brand name.

II. 4.Page 431

“An important function in the marketing of goods relates to designing the label as it provides useful and detailed information about the product.” In the light of this statement, draw a label for a ‘liquid soap’ and highlight the important information to be provided on it.

II. 5. (i)Page 431

What is a label?

II. 5. (ii)Page 431

Explain the functions performed by a label.

II. 6. (i)Page 431

State any two differences between packing and packaging.

II. 6. (ii)Page 431

Explain any three functions of packaging.

II. 7.Page 431

Discuss the essentials of a Good Package.

II. 8.Page 431

What are the factors affecting determination of the price of a product or service? Explain.

II. 9. (i)Page 431

Name the element of marketing mix which affects the revenue and profits of a firm.

II. 9. (ii)Page 431

Explain any five factors which help in determining this element (Price).

II. 10.Page 431

Describe the various types of channels used for distributing the products.

II. 11.Page 431

Explain the factors influencing choice of a suitable channel of distribution.

II. 12. (i)Page 431

What is meant by direct channels of distribution?

II. 12. (ii)Page 431

Describe the various types of channels used for distributing the products.

II. 13. (i)Page 431

What is meant by indirect channels of distribution? 

II. 13. (ii)Page 431

Explain the types of indirect channels of distribution.

II. 14.Page 431

“Generally consumers prefer to buy goods directly from the producers but it is not always possible.” Give reasons why is it so by explaining four different factors responsible for this.

II. 15. (i)Page 431

What is meant by ‘Promotion’ in marketing?

II. 15. (ii)Page 431

Give the four components of a promotional mix.

CASE-BASED QUESTIONS .

II. 1.Page 431
Mehak Limited has hired 300 salesmen who will be assigned the task of contacting prospective buyers and creating awareness about the new range of organic incenses introduced by the company.

Identify the element of promotion been described in the given lines.

  • Advertising

  • Sales Promotion

  • Personal Selling

  • Publicity

II. 2.Page 431
Mehak Limited has hired 300 salesmen who will be assigned the task of contacting prospective buyers and creating awareness about the new range of organic incenses introduced by the company.

How will the promotion tool identified above help Mehak Limited?

  • Development of personal rapport with customers increases the competitive strength of a business organisation.

  • It is a medium through which a large number of people can be reached over a vast geographical area.

  • Customers get expert advice and guidance in purchasing.

  • All of the above.

II. 3.Page 431

Ashima purchased a bottle of tomato-sauce from the local grocery shop. The information provided on the bottle was not clear. She fell sick on consuming it. She filed a case in the District Forum under Consumer Protection Act and got the relief.

  1. Identify the important aspect neglected by the marketer in the above case.   (1)
  2. Enumerate and explain any three functions of the aspect identified in part (a).    (3) 
  3. Name and briefly explain the other aspects of the element of Marketing Mix referred to in the para above.    (2) 
  4. With respect to Marketing Mix, identify the tool of promotion if the case was reported by a newspaper agency. List any one benefit of this type of promotion tool.    (2)
II. 4.Page 431

Neerkamal was a pen manufacturer. He used to make ball point pens in a small factory in the basement of his house. Daily he would go to the marketplace and distribute pens to the retailers. Some of the pens were sold by him of his own by meeting persons on road. He had not kept any name for his pens. They were just blue, black and red pens. One of his friends suggested him to keep a good name of his pens. He kept his own name and started selling pens with the name of Neerkamal Pens. Then there were three categories of pens - Neerkamal Red, Neerkamal blue and Neerkamal black. Gradually his business started to pick up even more and he made good revenue.

  1. Which element of promotion mix has been highlighted in the above case?    (1)
  2. Discuss any two characteristics of the element of product mix discussed in the above para.   (2)
  3. What are benefits of the identified element of product mix?   (3)
  4. Differentiate between the element of promotion mix identified in part (a) and the element of promotion mix which is a paid form of communication having mass reach.   (2)

III. ADDITIONAL SOLVED QUESTIONS

III. 1.Page 432

What is Marketing Mix?

III. 2.Page 432

Describe any two elements of the marketing mix.

III. 3.Page 433

What is a product?

III. 4.Page 433

Explain the features of a product.

III. 5.Page 433

Explain various types of products.

III. 6.Page 433

What is meant by the term ‘services’?

III. 7.Page 433

Explain the main characteristics of services.

III. 8.Page 434

Distinguish between a product and a service.

III. 9. (i)Page 435

“Product is a bundle of activities.” Explain.

III. 9. (ii)Page 435

“Product is a mixture of tangible and intangible attributes.” Discuss.

III. 9. (iii)Page 435

What is product mix?

III. 10. (a)Page 445

Explain in brief the following term:

Brand

III. 10. (b)Page 435

Explain in brief the following term:

Brand Name

III. 10. (c)Page 435

Explain in brief the following term:

Brand Mark

III. 10. (d)Page 435

Explain in brief the following term:

Trademark

III. 11. (i)Page 435

What is packaging?

III. 11. (ii)Page 435

Describe the levels of packaging.

III. 12. (i)Page 435

What is labelling?

III. 12. (ii)Page 435

Describe the functions of labelling in the marketing of products.

III. 13.Page 435

What is the purpose of packaging a product?

III. 14Page 436

State any two differences between packing and packaging.

III. 15Page 436

Explain any three functions of packaging.

III. 16Page 436

What do you understand by channels of distribution?

III. 17Page 436

What is meant by direct channels of distribution?

III. 18. A. (i)Page 436

What do you understand by channels of distribution?

III. 18. A. (ii)Page 436

Describe the various types of channels used for distributing the products.

III. 18. B. (i)Page 436

What is meant by indirect channels of distribution? 

III. 18. B. (ii)Page 436

Explain the types of indirect channels of distribution.

III. 19. (i)Page 437

What is branding?

III. 19. (ii)Page 437

What are the advantages of branding?

III. 20.Page 437

Explain the characteristics of a good brand name.

III. 21. (i)Page 438

What is labelling?

III. 21. (ii)Page 438

Describe the functions of labelling in the marketing of products.

III. 22. (i)Page 438

What are the factors affecting determination of the price of a product or service? Explain.

III. 22. (ii)Page 438

What are the factors affecting determination of the price of a product or service? Explain.

III. 22. (iii)Page 438

What are the factors affecting determination of the price of a product or service? Explain.

III. 23 (i)Page 439

What do you understand by channels of distribution?

III. 23 (ii)Page 439

What functions do ‘channels of distribution’ play in the distribution of goods and services? Explain.

III. 24 (i)Page 439

What is meant by ‘Physical Distribution’?

III. 24 (ii)Page 439

Explain the major activities involved in the physical distribution of products.

III. 25.Page 440

Explain the factors determining the choice of channel of distribution.

III. 26. (i)Page 440

Explain promotion mix.

III. 26. (ii)Page 440

What is meant by ‘Promotion’ in marketing?

III. 26. (iii)Page 440

What is meant by ‘Promotion’ in marketing?

III. 26. (iv)Page 440

Give the four components of a promotional mix.

III. 26. (v)Page 440

The manager of Impact Enterprises dealing in cosmetics is facing the problem of poor sales. Suggest and explain any four promotional measures that he can undertake to improve the sales.

III. 27.Page 441

Give the four components of a promotional mix.

IV. PRACTICE PREVIOUS YEAR QUESTIONS

IV. 1.Page 441

Explain five factors that affect the pricing decision of a product.

IV. 2.Page 441

Distinguish between a product and a service.

IV. 3.Page 441

Briefly describe any two aims of sales promotion.

IV. 4.Page 441

“Advertising is a social waste.” In this context explain the demerits of advertisement.

IV. 5.Page 441

State any two features of ‘labelling’ in relation to marketing.

IV. 6. (i)Page 441

What is Marketing Mix?

IV. 6. (ii)Page 441

Explain the four elements of marketing mix.

IV. 7. (i)Page 441

Explain the term:

Labelling

IV. 7. (ii)Page 441

Explain packaging.

IV. 8. (i)Page 441

What is labelling?

IV. 8. (ii)Page 441

Explain the four advantages of labelling.

IV. 9. (a) (i)Page 441

Write a short note on the following:

Meaning of Product Mix.

IV. 9. (a) (ii)Page 441

Write a short note on the following:

Elements of Product Mix.

IV. 9. (b)Page 441

Write Short Note on Channels of Distribution.

IV. 10. (i)Page 441

What is branding?

IV. 10. (ii)Page 441

Give any three advantages of branding to the marketers.

IV. 11.Page 441

Discuss the features of good packaging.

IV. 12.Page 441

What is meant by the promotion mix? Briefly explain the elements of the promotion mix. 

IV. 13.Page 441

Explain three features of goods, as an element of Product Mix.

IV. 14.Page 441

Assertion: Services cannot be standardised.

Reason: Services are homogenous in nature.

  • Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct explanation of Assertion.

  • Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion.

  • Assertion is true but Reason is False.

  • Assertion is False but Reason is true.

State whether the following are TRUE or FALSE.

IV. 15. (a)Page 442

A market where products are transferred immediately from seller to buyer is called a future market.

  • True

  • False

IV. 15. (b)Page 442

Inventory control is not an element of Physical distribution.

  • True

  • False

IV. 16.Page 442

Assertion: Marketing and Selling are not synonymous with each other.

Reason: Selling is narrow in scope, whereas marketing is wide.

  • Both Assertion and Reason are true, and reason is the correct explanation of Assertion.

  • Both Assertion and Reason are true, but reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion.

  • Assertion is true but Reason is False.

  • Assertion is False but Reason is true.

IV. 17.Page 442

Name the element of promotion mix which involves a direct personal contact between the buyer and the seller.

IV. 18.Page 442

What is meant by ‘Physical Distribution’?

IV. 19.Page 442

Distinguish between Advertising and Publicity.

IV. 20.Page 442

Answer the question briefly.
The producer of Lime Fresh’ tea introduces ‘Buy one Get one’ scheme on all the products of ‘Lime Fresh’. Identify the promotional strategy’ used by the producer. State any one objective that could be met by this strategy.

IV. 21.Page 442

State any two features of advertising. 

IV. 22.Page 442

What is meant by a product?

IV. 23.Page 442

Differentiate between personal selling and advertising.

IV. 24.Page 442

What is meant by the term place in the marketing mix?

IV. 25.Page 442

Explain branding.

IV. 26. (i)Page 442

What is branding?

IV. 26. (ii)Page 442

State any two merits of Branding.

IV. 27.Page 442

Read the case given below and answer the questions that follow:

Pooja has started a small company that manufactures steel and aluminium rods used by construction firms. She has made a large capital investment in this venture and also hired an excellent sales team. Their marketing approach is to contact the buyers directly and explain the features of their product. They have a complete control over the distribution of their products.
  1. Identify the type of product manufactured by Pooja's company. 
  2. Briefly explain any two features of the product identified in subpart (i).
  3. State the channel of distribution used by the company in the above case.
  4. Identify and briefly discuss any three objectives of the element of Promotion Mix used by the Sales team in the above case.
IV. 28.Page 442

State any two features of advertising. 

IV. 29.Page 442

Spice and Cheese Burgers has various outlets to sell burgers and deal with the customers directly. This channel of distribution was adopted by the organisation, keeping in mind the nature of the product. In order to boost its sales, the management has decided to introduce a ‘By one Get one free to its customers.

  1. Identify the channel of distribution used by Spice and Cheese Burgers.
  2. Briefly explain the channel of distribution identified in (i) above. 
  3. Which element of the promotion mix is highlighted in the above case? 
  4. State any four objectives of the element of the promotion mix identified in (iii) above.
IV. 30.Page 443
Vehicle Ltd. is an automobile manufacturer in India. It makes one million cars every year and has a sales network of company approved retailers who sell cars across cities.

Identify and briefly explain the type of channel of distribution adopted by the company. State any two factors that are considered while choosing the channel of distribution.

IV. 31.Page 443

Read the given passage carefully and answer the following questions.

A small company produces herbal products like tooth powder, bathing soap etc. The company packs these products in thin wrapping papers which often results in the products getting damaged in transit. The customers have complained about the products being damaged due to the delicate packaging. They have also suggested that the company should label its products properly.
  1. Mention any two features of good packaging.
  2. In the above context, briefly explain any two merits of labelling. 
IV. 32. (i)Page 443

Define advertising?

IV. 32. (ii)Page 443

State any two features of advertising. 

IV. 33.Page 443

Explain any three objectives of publicity, as an element of the promotion mix.

IV. 34.Page 443

What are the various channels of distribution available to a manufacturer in the process of distribution?

IV. 35.Page 443

Explain any three features of industrial products.

IV. 36.Page 443

Distinguish between Advertising and Sales promotion.

IV. 37.Page 443

Explain five factors that should be taken into consideration while determining the price of a product or service.

IV. 38.Page 443

Answer the question.
Give three points of difference between a product and a service. 

IV. 39.Page 443

Give three differences between advertising and personal selling. 

IV. 40.Page 443

What are the objectives of personal selling? 

IV. 41.Page 443

Write Short Note on Publicity.

IV. 42.Page 443

State three objectives of sales promotion.

IV. 43.Page 443

Explain five factors that affect the pricing decision of a product.

IV. 44.Page 443

What is meant by service? Mention three features of service.

IV. 45.Page 443

What is meant by indirect channels of distribution? 

IV. 45.Page 443

Explain the types of indirect channels of distribution.

IV. 46.Page 443

Explain five factors that affect the pricing decision of a product.

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